mixup
/ˈmɪksˌʌp/
noun
- A mistake or confusion, especially one that causes something to go wrong.
- The package was delivered to the wrong address due to a mixup in the shipping system.
- There was a mixup at the hotel, and we were given the wrong room.
- A scheduling mixup caused two meetings to be booked at the same time.
- A fight or physical altercation.
- A mixup broke out between the two players after the referee's call.
- The argument quickly turned into a mixup in the school hallway.
- Security guards broke up the mixup before anyone got hurt.
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